Sentence examples for devised remedies from inspiring English sources
It claims the Commission relied on faulty facts and devised remedies that are both unworkable and improper.
This means the genes could be manipulated in the fly as a step toward devising remedies for the human diseases.
As Richard A. Posner argues in "The Crisis of Capitalist Democracy," Congress is rushing to devise remedies for a crisis we have not yet properly understood.
As a program director for the International Center for Transitional Justice, Mr. van Zyl helps devise remedies for emerging democracies to reckon with the human rights abuses that mark their past.
The case also poses an important question about how far beyond the 14th Amendment's nondiscrimination command Congress may may go in devising remedies or preventive measures.
Following up on "A Failure of Capitalism: The Crisis of '08 and the Descent Into Depression" (2009), which took the financial regulatory system to task, Posner calls for economists to embrace some of John Maynard Keynes's original ideas and warns that Congress is rushing to devise remedies for a crisis we have not yet properly grasped.
The difference between the age and disability discrimination statutes on the one hand and the family leave act on the other was that the court had, for the last several decades, identified sex discrimination as a problem for which, as with race discrimination, Congress simply had more freedom to devise remedies.
Finally, many government agencies and legislative bodies have learned new and better ways to engage citizens in assessing problems and devising remedies; they use more collaborative methods of governance that engage those with a stake in the problems' reduction.
